Graichen Double House and Lot for Sale
Substituted trustee will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia at 12 noon on February 5 1916 the Graichen double house at 18 and 20 South Market Street with two thirds cash and one third cash option and two bonds for the balance. The deed of trust secures a $3000 note plus interest from June 9 1915 and is to be paid with a fire insurance policy. R Gray Williams is the substituted trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Graichen
Carrie D. Graichen
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
South Market Street
K. A. Graichen
A. Graichen
C. S. Baker
L. L. Smith
Virginia E. Smith
R. Gray Williams
Trarstee
Williams Travels to Harrisonburg for Chancery Case
Mr. R Gray Williams left this afternoon for Harrisonburg Virginia where she is arguing a chancery case for a client before Judge T N Haas and the Circuit Court of Rockingham County. He expects to return tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Harrisonburg
T. N. Haas
Circuit Court of
Rockingham County
Williams
Harrisonburg, Eis
Valuable Limestone Farm Sold Under Frederick County Decree
By decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court dated October 9, 1915, the Home Place limestone farm of 39.96 acres near White Hall on Applepie Ridge road in Virginia will be sold at public auction. The sale requires one third cash and two thirds on bond with interest 6 percent, secured by trust deed and fire insurance. Special commissioners and deputy clerks certify the bonded sale details and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Farmers & Merchants National Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Lula May Anderson
County Court House
White Hall
Applepie Ridge
Freverick Co
William Adams
Home Place
I. J. W. Baker, Jr
R. T. Barton, Jr
I W. Baker, Jr
Cir
County Couple Granted Marriage License in Frederick
Walter Harrison Whitacre and Hannah Mary Sommerville, both of Frederick County, were issued a marriage license at the clerk of the Circuit Court office. The groom is son of Benton Whitacre, formerly of Hampshire County West Virginia, and the bride is daughter of Joseph Sommerville, a native of Pennsylvania. Mrs O L Jamison returned to Frederick after visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Walter Harrison Whitacre
Hannah Mary Sommerville
Benton Whitacre
Hampshire County
W. Va
Joseph Sommerville
Pennsylvania
Notice of reference and sale in Barrett estate case Winchester
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia David Barrett sues Albert Barrett George W Barrett Margaret A Williams and others. Master Commissioner A J Tavenner to ascertain estate assets debts taxes and beneficiaries after publication for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star. Public sale to occur February 6 1916 at 10 a.m. at R Gray Williams office all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
David Barrett
Albert Barrett
George W. Barrett
Margaret A. Williams
A. J. Tavenner
Lucy Barrett
Oped Barrett
J. Hunter Williams
Winchester Evening Star
Corporation Court of the City of
R. Gray Williams
P. Gq
Captain Shipp to Inspect Virginia Militia Tonight
Capt. Arthur Shipp of the United States Army arrived in Winchester to conduct the annual government inspection of Company I, Second Virginia Regiment, to be held at the armory on North Market Street this evening. The militiamen will appear in full uniform after a daytime property inspection. Shipp is the inspector-instructor assigned to the state by the War Department and is the son of Gen. Scott Shipp of the Virginia Military Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shipp
United States Army
Winchester
Virginia Regiment
North Market Street
Captain Shipp
War Department
Gen
Scott Shipp
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Vast Audience Hears Hobson on the Liquor Evil
Upwards of a thousand people packed Winchester City Hall Auditorium for a temperance meeting by Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson and Dr. Edwin Stearns under the National Anti-Saloon League. Hobson challenged the liquor traffic with statistics and urged support for a federal amendment to ban sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Winchester
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Edwin Stearns
Philadelphia
National Anti-Saloon League
W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
I. N. Good
America
Stearns
National
Hobson
United States
Remains of Miss Virginia Snyder Interred at Green Hill
Miss Virginia Snyder of Clarke county died Friday after a lingering illness at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia aged 61. She taught Sunday school at Trinity Methodist Church Martinsburg for 17 years and was active in the church and local affairs. She is survived by her brother D S Snyder and sister Fannie Snyder of Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Virginia Snyder
Clarke County
Kings Daughters’ Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Green Hill
Rtinsburg
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Snyder
D. 8. Snyder
Ster
Fannie Snyder
Local Market Prices Touched Up For Daily Trading
The markets list daily quotations with prices for corn oats hay butter chickens and potatoes. Retail and wholesale rates are shown with unit prices and per bushel or per pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vualg Cotrug
Sleshegess
Shawn Sennesnnesesaeee
Markets show carrot and poultry prices as of prior day
Market notes list spot carrots at 81. corn 3.90. butter around 32.5. Virginia dairy quotes and farm animal prices for sheep, lambs, chickens, turkeys, hogs, and cattle with per head and per pound values. New York apple prices reflect rain reduced trade and firmer winter varieties with specific barrel rates for Jonathan Baldwin WinSAP and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New. York
Mrs Davis Visits Parsonage in Frederick County
Mrs Davis of Frederick county visits her son in law Reverend and Mrs H G Spenseor at the Market Street parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bradford guests and visiting relatives noted
Mrs. Frank Stump and her son from Bradford are visiting Miss Kate McVicar on North Mais Street. Virginia Smith visits friends in Washington. F S Bruyn returns to New York after a week with his uncle’s family on Fairmont Avenue. Mrs Harold Stilley and her son Warrld of Rocky Mount visit Mrs James Anderson on West Cork Street. Try a ter want af for reanite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stump
Bradford, Va
Kate McVicar
North Mais Street
Virginia Smith
Washington
F. S. Bruyn
New York
Wilson Bruyn
Walter FE. Barr
Fairmont
Harold E. Stilley
W@arold, Jr
Rocky Mount, N. C
James Anderson
West Cork Street
Widow Mary Myers Taylor Hurt At Home
Mrs Mary Myers Taylor widow of former City Sergeant J W Taylor suffered a painful injury at her West Cork street home when bending near a furnace her eye struck a grate shaker causing a severe bruise. Dr Hunter J McGuire treated her and said she was improved this afternoon Col R P Chew of Charlestown Virginia arrived on a short visit to his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs B M Roszel at Shenandoah Academy Mr and Mrs Louis L Baker left this morning for a visit to friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myers Taylor
J. W. Taylor
West Cork Street
Hunter‘ J. McGuire
Col
R. P. Chew
Charlestown
V.a
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoahalley Acade
Louis L. Baker
Washington
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U.S
Viola Brewer
Boyce
W. K. Brewer
Rogers
W. F. Davis
Salie Grove
J. W. Luttrell
J. W. McCormick
M. J. Brady
Mildred Louise Nalls
Leslie Nalls
Funk & Son
E. Hearn CO
MR. Dixon
Bell
P. O. Box
Graichen
Limestone Farm
Lynch
R. Jas. P. Reardon
Boece
Herbert S. Larrick
O. L. Jamison
Frederick
Satuday
Capt. Shipp
Fl& W. Seabright
Edwin J. Learns
National League
Anti-Labor League of
Congress
Captain Hobson
Dr. Stearn
Baptist Church
Virginia Valley
Constantine
Leonidas
Diaz
Carranza
Japan
China
Shih Kai
Harirs
Europe
ISS
Berryvill
DARKE
Baltimore
Nowe
Onathan
A. H. Parrel
Baldwin
Winfsap
EN Davys
Ner
Rexing Weedeh
D. H
Ryan & Orndoff
Court House
Razor Department
Livick
N. Main Street
Tomine
Canton
Connecticut
Goodyear
The
Car of Comfort
Ramsburg Auto Supply Co
Mrs. Taylor
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